jane13

The nerve of you to make a suggestion of a healthy, appropriate post WLS diet phase alternative food choice.
A dozen lashings to you with a cat o' nine tails made from spaghetti squash strands!

I had the audacity to suggest that someone who was craving cheez-its while on the soft foods part of their program try REAL cheese instead. Cuz you know, real food, healthy fat, not a processed carb is clearly bullsh!t and nonsense when you are comparing it to CHEEZ-its.

Just came back on this site after a long while - really looking at ideas to get back on track! I have a little renewed optimism tonight so will try to tighten up restriction and see how that goes. I definately know grazing got me in trouble and after surgery last year to fix a brain aneurysm I am struggling to get my life back! However, I am not ready to give up.



I am glad I wandered on here again tonight!

I also do intermittent fasting. I only eat between the hours of 12pm-8pm. Been doing it for a couple months now and I like it.
I am a firm believer the sleeve doesn't stretch
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Good to know, thanks for sharing. I'd like to try that soon, as I haven't lost any pounds for 4 months. My dietician was unconcerned as I haven't gained any weight for 6 months. She pretty much said I am healthy so be satisfied with what I have lost. But now you have me thinking...............

I totally agree with you! I have had several instances where I have had to fast for a couple of days and my full restriction comes right back. I hope that works for ever!
I do not believe that the RNY pouch ever stretches, I believe we sort of create our ability to eat more than necessary.

For me, the key was being so $%^&*(&^% busy, I couldn't eat. Five days of that and I am back to the point where I don't WANT to eat.

sorry kid I agree with the others. I think up did rush into something and now you have buyers remorse. so.....are you gonna lose the weight you have put back on by going back to basics as a sleever or just sit back (not workout like us old farts do, right) and whine about it. old people over 45 like me do workout, lift weights and eat right to help the tool we chose as a WLS patient.

@@Sharon1964 - I got snarky responses for using a Southern expression "bless their hearts" and I can't block her posts, I have tried.

I prefer the Unjury, need to order some more.....

I prefer the Unjury, need to order some more.....

@@Shemekasr @ - Hey Ladies, I don't mean to hijack your thread but you are not saying FOREVER goodbye to ALL of your favorite foods.
I eat like I am supposed to, an occasionally eat a bite or so of my pre-WLS favorites, so its not FOREVER goodbye.
Its all about using your tool - sleeve, band or bypass!
Good luck!

I prefer the Unjury, need to order some more.....

@@Djmohr I loved the one from FB!

I prefer the Unjury, need to order some more.....

@@Djmohr I loved the one from FB!

Yes if you stay very low carb. As soon as I got to pureed, my nut required balance that included fruit. I honestly felt better having a more balanced diet. Some carbs help your brain function a bit better.
Every nut is different.

lol. TOO many of them apply or have applied to me in the past.

I have an argument with my scale literally every time i jump on... i have named her "b*tch.. cause she really is.. she is stubborn, lies, manipulates and disagrees with me.. i don't like her very much

Need one where the scale moo's as you get on it....
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What a great start to my morning just love the cat on the scales saying liar! I'm in a great mood after a right good laugh as we say here in Pembrokeshire . Thanks to all who contributed !

I encountered this meme when I was on liquids. Oh, how appropriate: